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Feds give 4 execs prison time for healthcare fraud
WEBThe United States Department of Justice (DOJ) recently announced the sentencing for four healthcare executives. The feds accused these execs of healthcare fraud and money laundering crimes. The allegations stem back a decade and involve claims the four worked together to build a mental health center that profited through the use of kickbacks.
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Our Austin Health Care Attorneys
WEBYou can contact Rivas Goldstein, LLP, for more information about our attorneys and legal practice. Call us at 800-761-5190 or use the contact form to schedule an appointment. The attorneys at Rivas Goldstein, LLP, have decades of combined experience practicing health care law. Schedule your first meeting by calling 800-761-5190.
What is the future of remote work in healthcare
WEBThe pandemic forced us to reevaluate how we work. In an effort to reduce the risk of exposure to COVID-19, we shifted a large portion of our workforce to remote status. This provided an opportunity not just to increase the safety of our workforce, but also to see if a remote workforce was a viable
Preventing upcoding and overbilling in your medical practice
WEBYou can land in serious trouble, however, if Medicare, Medicaid or an insurance company alleges that you were fraudulently overcharging in a practice commonly called “upcoding.”. In some cases, unethical owners of medical practices may intentionally overcharge in an effort to extract as much money from insurers as they can.
Attorneys Representing Texas Physicians And Group Practices
WEBAt Rivas Goldstein, LLP, we help physicians and group practices with many types of regulatory, licensing and compliance matters.Our Austin lawyers have extensive healthcare law experience, advocating for many medical providers and businesses in south Texas. We provide a wide range of legal services to physician group practices, including …
Health Care Fraud Attorney Qlarant/FBI/OIG Investigations
WEBContact Rivas Goldstein, LLP, now if you face an investigation or if your office has already been raided. Please call us at 800-761-5190 or contact our Austin law firm online. The Austin health care fraud attorneys at Rivas Goldstein, LLP, defend individuals and businesses against charges of health care fraud. Call us at 800-761-5190.
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WEBOn Your Side, Protecting Your Future. Our experienced Austin health care lawyers are here to help you and your business succeed. We represent clients across Texas, including those in Houston, Dallas and San Antonio. Please call 800-761-5190 or contact our law firm online to schedule your consultation.
Not just for the mafia: Racketeering in medicine
WEBThe Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act is a federal law that triggers visions of the mafia and other forms of organized crime. Although this law is likely most popular for those types of cases, it can play a role in health care law. Individuals or the government may use RICO charges against those who use legitimate
What triggers an HHS OIG investigation
WEBThe investigation can trigger a review from medical licensing boards and may lead to criminal charges. Those who are in this situation have options. An attorney experienced in health care law matters can review the claims and begin building a defense to better ensure a favorable outcome. The United States Department of Health and Human Services
Questions to ask before buying a health care facility
WEBIf you are considering entering the health care industry as an owner, you are not alone. According to MB Financial Bank, there has been high activity in the merger and acquisition of health care businesses. Participation can lead not only to increased income for you but also to improvements in the industry, even at a small scale.
TX Medical Board clarifies mandatory reporting requirements
WEBThe first is impairment. Essentially, the Board requires the reporting of any medical professional that treats a patient while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The piece clarifies that the Board focuses on rehabilitation as opposed to discipline in these situations. The Board’s final decision can hinge on whether or not the impairment
Whistleblower targets Houston neurologist for healthcare fraud
WEBOfficials recently pursued allegations of healthcare fraud against a neurologist from Houston, stating his neurology group falsely billed Medicare Part B for services that were either not medically necessary or provided by untrained and unlicensed technicians. In addition to these allegations of false claims, the authorities also accused the physician of …
Lessons from a failed healthcare merger Rivas Goldstein, LLP
WEBLeaders behind what would have been a billion-dollar healthcare merger recently announced plans to walk away from the deal. The merger of the two community focused healthcare systems would have resulted in an $11.5 billion system. The announcement provides an opportunity to review went wrong with this transaction and avoid similar …
Texas Business Owner Charged Under Healthcare Anti-Kickback Law
WEBLikewise, if you are facing civil penalties or criminal prosecution under the Stark law or Anti-Kickback statute, it is essential to seek the advice of a qualified health care attorney. An Austin health care law lawyer at Rivas Goldstein LLP can help protect your medical license and medical practice. Call 800-761-5190 for a consultation.
Physician files case against employer, claims breach of contract
WEBA current example involves a physician who claims his employer, a university medical center, failed to abide by the terms of the employment contract. The timeline that led to the suit is as follows: 2014: Physician and university medical center enter employment agreement for two years. Agreement includes automatic one-year renewals.
How to work in the medical field after a misdemeanor conviction
WEBConvictions that can limit your ability to work in this field include: Assault. Domestic battery. Criminal trespass. Theft. Unlawful use of a weapon. Although these convictions can pose a hurdle, the growing demand for professionals within the healthcare industry may help level the playing field. The United States Department of Health and Human
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